Northeast PHP 2012
11 - 12 Aug 2012 at Northeast PHP Boston

This was exactly the kind of high level overview I was looking for.
And Jeremy did a great job. I would definitely attend more talks by this presenter.

Very solid talk. It was fun to hear about NASA's mission to make data accessible, spread information and inspire the next generation of scientists and explorers.
The part about the importance of community really resonated with me. NASA seems like a good model for creating a culture of learning and a culture of excellence.

ABSOLUTELY-SUPERLICIOUS-UBER-GODD closing speaker. Thank you for coming to speak for FREE...God bless you for giving back to the community. The hour went by so fast since the presentation was packed with humor and scenarios we can all relate. Just this talk alone makes it worthwhile for me to lose my sunday afternoon for this work-related affair. I will strive to do the 10% and not crab. I will strive to create experience and not activities. I will strive to create delight and avoid frustration. I will strive to be an outstanding speaker like you. THANK YOU!

I Supposed that this was a good beginner level overview on wireframing/Prototyping. The speaker highlights Sketch Flow by MS as one of the wireframing tools but it's not widely used in the UI/UX field. Not only that, it's not a simple application to master and it's more geared toward someone with development background. She did recommend other tools like Balsamiq, Fireworks, Illustrator, and InDesign, etc. However, the more common tools out there are Omni Graffle and Axure. I found the presentation a little bit bias based on her personal preferences vs the industry standards. I was a little disappointed.

Mike's talk on PHP security was so good I decided to try this one and was not disappointed. Huge amount of useful code and ideas about working with PHP and mobile--actually mobile through desktop. Great job.

I learned a good deal about MySQL administration that I did't know. This guy knows his stuff.

I went to this talk because everything else was packed to the rafters. (This one had 1 seat...which I grabbed.) It was luck I did. The speaker is excellent, and while not a lot of PHP, he provided the audience (me at least) with lots of good ideas.

This talk was excellent. I've done very little with security but a great deal with PHP. Speaker brought a lot of concrete ideas with concrete code. Engaging--excellent speaker.

One of my favorite. The speaker was fun, knowledgable and very informative. I'm no noob by a long shot, but I still got a lot out of this talk.

Very likable and capable speaker, but very few takeaways.